Description

An antique English fusee pocket watch movement by Newsome, numbered 86313. This is a traditional fusee movement typical of early to mid-19th century English watchmaking.

The movement currently winds and runs intermittently but requires repair to function reliably. There is a visible historical repair to the dial side, along with general age-related wear and tarnishing consistent with an antique movement of this age.

These Newsome movements are desirable for restoration projects, conversion builds, or as parts donors for other English fusee watches.

Brief Maker History

The Newsome family were respected English watchmakers based in London and later Coventry, active mainly during the early to mid-19th century. Their movements are typically well-constructed English fusee designs and are often found in quality silver or gold English pocket watches of the period.

Key Details

• Maker: Newsome
• Movement Type: English Fusee
• Movement Serial Number: 86313
  
• Winds but runs intermittently
• Visible historical repair to dial side
• For restoration / spares / repair

Dimensions

• Movement Diameter: 49.2mm

Condition

• Winds but runs intermittently
• Requires repair / servicing
• Visible repair on dial side (see photos)
• General age-related wear and tarnishing
• Balance present and moving
• Sold as spares or repair

Summary

A genuine antique Newsome English fusee movement, ideal for restoration, conversion projects, or parts. These large English fusee movements are increasingly sought after by collectors and watchmakers, particularly for period restorations.

Important Notes About Vintage Watches
This item is being sold as an antique movement for spares or repair. It is currently running, however no guarantee is given regarding accuracy, reliability, or future performance. The service history is unknown and a full service or repair would be required before use.

Postage & Shipping
As usual, this item will be packaged carefully and dispatched with tracking. International shipping is available upon request.